Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-09-16
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musical instruments, Sanders & Stayman
Sweepstake Premiums-For best display
of articles in the household department, Miss
Adele Maus 2nd, Miss Lulie Baker.
Incubators-For best incubator, l. II
Schneider.
Children's Class-For best Potatoes, II
Farquhar, Jr; best pop corn, Edward and
Tarlton Brooke; End, Herbert Stabler; best
sewing by hand, Adele Bennett; End, Mary
Maus; best machine sewing, Ethel w
| Fletcher; best outline work, Florrie Fletch-
err; best worsted Crochet, Adele Bennett;
best light bread, Jessica Adamson; Snd,
Adele Bennett; best biscuit, Lille Bennett;
2nd, Jessica Adamson; best cake, any style,
Ethel Fletcher 2nd, Jessica Adamson /;
best display of articles by girl, Alele Ben
nett; best display OF vegetables raised by
exhibitor, Roger Farquhar.
Discretionary Premiums Inside Of the
Hall-Electric work, ] II Kuehling etching
with silk, Miss c M Brooke; display of paint
ed china, by hand, and table cover, Miss Re-
becca Talbott silk and worsted embroidery,
Mrs. II w Talbot; lambrequin, Miss Adele
Maus; lustre banner, Mrs U w Baggary :
pottery vase, Mrs c w Baggarly; worsted
quilt, girl 10 years, Lille Bennett; asters,
81 varieties, Mrs Laura p Bland; kinder
garten display, Miss G Higgins; wine,
Miss S A Dawson.
Discretionary Premiums Outside ol the
Hall-Goat and wagon, Jno S Herbbard, gas
machine, Bisch Il Cissel; bull, (Ayrshire,)
E M Ricketts, Victor Stump Pulling Ma
chine, Smith g. Shpley; display dairy
goods, G Mainhart; crown drill, j. ID.
Price 81 Co; wind engine, (model) S. A.
Knight; monarch incubator, l. II Schne
der; IXL Wind Mill, NJ Shurtz q Co;
Mitchell Washer, J b Duke; white wyan-
dottes, white wyandotte chicks, blue an
dalusians and chicks, golden sebrights, fer
rets, Guinea pigs and young, English, An
CORA, Lopland and Hmalaya rabbits l. II
Schneider; golden sebrights, pointer pigeons,
white fan pigeons, ben fan pigeons, red
jackobins, yellow jacobins, g l. Boileau
pea fowls, II II Miller; golden duckwng
and silver fowls, G L Boieau.
A Bloody RiOt.-For over two weeks
previous To last Sunday,a colorcd camp
had been in progress under the charge Of
Preacher Hughes, at its own grounds, stu.
ate on the public road leading from Sell
mans Station, on the Metropolitan Branch,
| TO Poolesvilc, and about mile from the
former place. Throughout the camp had
been well attended. Last Sunday was the
third Sunday in the progress Of the camp,
and ON this day Sheriff VIM. b. Miller was
in attendance at the request of one of his
deputies About 10 O'clock, Sheriff Miller
arrested colored man by the name Of
Wagoman, from Hagerstown, for running
gambling table, AMI sent him To Jail under
the charge OIL deputy Howard White,
At O'Clock in the afternoon, a white boy
informed Mr. Miller that he Ii ID purchased
some whiskey from Sandy Beckard, coored +,
and who was engaged in selling whiskey
Acting under this information the Sheriff
proceeded at once 10 arrest the yiolator Of
the law Beckard refused to follow the
Sheriff at his request, aud when caught
hold of, caught the Sheriff by his hand and
tore the flesh considerably with the nails of
his fingers. The Sheriff diseng lging him
self gave Beckard blow over the heal with
stick. In an instant Beckard sent the
Sheriff 8.seyere hlnw- over lhs- ri5h44 y sjles-
which was followed in rapid succession by
a second over the left eye, knocking the
Sheriff down The Sheriff holoed to the
white boy near by To grab him, which re-
quest was complied with. Rising from the
ground the Sheriff grabbed him also, but
the stalwart offender broke away and this
time sent the Sheriff blow between the
two eyes,b linding and staggering him for an
instant. Recovering, the Sheriff drew his
revolver and fired, the ball taking effect
about the middle Of the lower part of the
mouth and lodging below the left ear, hav
ing passed through the jaw. The william
was still undismayed and determined and
cried out "you white s--oi-a-b--, what
are you doing-what do you mean p | will
kill you ON the spot if You do not give up,
was the SherifPs reply. This declaration
had the desired effect, aud Beckard was
about to be led away when three colored
men, Fenton Jackson, Henry Mcdonald and
Perry Jackson, appeared aud said You
white s--of--a-b-, what are you doing
Let that man 60" meaning BeckarI. Here
tho Sheriff had just grabbed his revolver,
when Fenton Jackson sent him blow
which felled him to the ground AS he
raised he gave him a second with like effect
and 50 likewise u third. At this juncture
Deputy Sheriff Miles came up, when the
Sheriff told him ~ take hold of Fenton
Jackson, who then and there offered resis
lance, saying "kil the white s--of-a-b--,"
and struck Miles severe blow on the left
side of the head Officer Miles imme lately
drew his revolver and frei over the heals
Of the ASSISTANTS When he was struck a
second aud third time, Squire Illlard,
standing near by, criel ont shoot again,
whereupon Officer Miles ircl AMI Perry
jackson fell badly. if not fatally, wounied
He having been disposed OF, the Sheriff ar
rested Fenton jackson and conducted him
10 small house about one hundred and fifty
yards distant, Henry Mcdonald followed,
when he was arrested. Both were then
taken charge Of by Officer Miles aud brougst
here and placed in Jail, the Sheriff acc IN
panylng the party to Selmans Station.
Beckard who was shot by tho Sheriff is
badly wounded and is lying at the home.
stead Of Americas Dawson, Esq, where he
has for sometime been engaged as teamster.
Perry jackson, who was dangerously shot
by Officer Miles, is at his own home, near
Seneca. The ball entered just below the
eye and buried itself in the head. After a
tedious probing II could not be found.
On Wednesday morning last Fenton
Jackson was bailed in two cascs--.oDe for
assaulting an officer, the other for carrying
concealed weapons. In the first he was